Sentence examples for which have meant from inspiring English sources

Of all those stories, which have meant the most to you personally?

The dramas have come to define the channel as it reshapes itself after budget cuts which have meant it has lost all of its homegrown drama output.

In April new changes came into force, following the City regulator's MMR, which have meant that would-be borrowers are now asked to give more detail about their spending when they apply for a home loan.

Reedie listed delays with pay and visas for anti-doping staff, which have meant fewer tests have been done than were planned, and suggested it could take years for Russia's anti-doping work to comply with international standards again.

Tajikistan, torn by civil war for much of the 1990s, has now settled down, and the wave of Islamic terrorism that hit the region a few years ago seems to have receded for the moment.Since independence, the individual Central Asian states have made different political and economic choices which have meant that the contrasts between them are now quite striking.

Saudi Arabia used to be a major political broker in the region, but its role has declined in recent years largely as a result of internal power struggles within the royal family, which have meant its foreign policy sometimes lacked coherence.

"Down Beat has always championed jazz, which has meant championing African-American musicians".

In previews the show has kept evolving, which has meant rewrites — sometimes daily.

Here pupils, parents and teachers recall the trip which has meant the most to them.

Opposition against the Jews and the general appearance of the revolution which has meant….

Which has meant creating an ethos of gross sentimentality and predatory bullying.